This short video highlights the work of Impact NW's CORE program, which supports young adults in cultivating job readiness and acquiring the skills necessary to attain gainful employment.

Last week, through our Independent Living Program (ILP), Impact NW honored Black History month by hosting a life skills event specifically tailored to commemorating and educating youth about black history.

Impact NW feels privileged to benefit from the committed and ongoing support of caring volunteers in our community. This year WE Communications (WE) was selected as a winner of one of Impact NW’s Dedicated Corporate Volunteer Awards. This honor highlights the incredible service and dedication of a team of volunteers – a group that goes above and beyond to serve Impact NW’s clients and staff.

Innovative project providing short & long-term relief for the homeless to be highlighted at Power of One Luncheon event.

As 2017 comes to an end, we feel it’s important to reflect on how far we’ve come in our work to inspire hope and empower independence. We’re happy to share some of our favorite moments of 2017 as we look forward to another fantastic year.

For Heidi Brinnich, getting involved with Impact NW through volunteering & attending events provided an opportunity for healing and transformation.

William Walker Elementary School student, Yair, developed his talent in digital photography through after-school classes at Impact NW's SHINE Program.

Domestic Violence Impacts 1 in 3 Women. Most incidents of domestic violence go unreported. Even fewer people seek help. Maria is the exception.

Parenting doesn't come with a manual—and healing from domestic violence doesn't, either. Learn about how we help safe parents & kids heal.

In these times of growing fear and uncertainty in our community in response to recent executive orders from the White House, know that Impact NW stands with you.

“Impact NW was the first place that opened its doors to me as a single parent,” explained Anthony. “They’re more than a landlord—they’re your advocate, and they fight for you."

On any given night, 1 in 165 people in Portland is homeless. But Impact NW is creating a solution through our programs and services.

Impact NW and the YWCA of Greater Portland, premier providers of educational and social services in the greater Portland metro area, are happy to announce expanded leadership and updates to their growing partnership.

"Last night we celebrated our 6th anniversary with pie, ice cream and participant testimonials. I had no idea how moving this would be," said Ralph Gilliam, Impact NW's volunteer who runs Club Impact.

Impact NW's SUN Community School students at Harrison Park Elementary create a diverse community newspaper titled The Jade Journal.